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Not wanting to bother them as they began, Professor Gert moved around and her desk and settled in with some notes for another class to review as the students went to work on the task before them. At least it appeared as if everyone was into her plan of activity, the astronomy professor noting heads down, minds whirling, and quills scratching along the parchments without too much trouble. Of which she was most pleased as it wasn’t always clear what lesson plans would go over the best. Except maybe ones that somehow involved food she would guess. Not something often ascribed to astronomy unless on considers the myth about the moon being made of cheese.
After some time had passed, Celeste returned her attention full to the class, getting up to look and see what was developing. “Interesting…” she mused with a genuine smile as she looked over Ms. Bixby’s constellation of a girl. Woman? It was still being formed so they would have to wait. Mr. Atreyu-Rehman was the next nearest and it was a face so far. A face that seemed like it might be a bit feline unless was mistaken. “Very good…my cousin would be quite pleased.” Cats were her thing almost as long as owls were the professor’s own. Fitting given both their animangus forms that developed afterwards.
Somehow she expected Ms. Marchant to take a hint from another one of Disney’s tales and the young woman didn’t disappoint. It did take her a moment to figure out what it might be, but more because she was thinking more of a character than an enchanted item. Oh a rose! “Beautiful,” she complimented the work that coincidally had been actually named after such beauty. A simple nod and encouraging smile directed at Ms Gellar as she appeared to be still working out just what her constellation was going to be. And then there was Ms. Montmorency’s work that looked to be a ring, seomthing that could ultimately respresent any number of things if she was correct. “Nice,” she remarked as she moved on to continue around the tower.
Eventually a glance at the clock revealed it was that time. “Alright tis it for the evening,” Celeste informed the class as she made it back to her desk. “Great job everyone. If ye aren’t finished, please do so before the next lesson. If ye are, you can turn in your drawings. And have a guid night.”
ooc: Thank you for coming and hanging in there. The lesson is now complete though I”ll leave the class open for a day if anyone feels the need for a wrap up.
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